In honor of President’s Day, Jenni “JWOWW” Farley posted a list on her blog yesterday of presidents (past and current, as it turns out) that she’d like to fuck, or PILFs. I think her list is pretty comprehensive, although I’m not sure I’d want to fuck...

Jennifer Flowers - bedeviled team Clinton, but, again, Clinton managed to put the scandal behind him. He had a harder time overcoming the Whitewater scandal, and said his decision to assign a private counsel to investigate was the worst mistake of his...

Lewinsky has attempted to keep a low-profile after her role in President Bill Clinton’s impeachment scandal made her name the butt of many late-night jokes. But she’s likely to become a topic of discussion again when PBS airs its much anticipated...

The once-hot “Glee” offers its winter finale at 8 on Fox. Why did this series cool off so quickly? Can tonight’s episode revive interest in the musical comedy? The plot: New Directions and the Dalton Academy Warblers compete at regionals. “Glee” will...

Lewinsky, the former White House intern, walks to a waiting car. The director, writer and producer of Clinton, the new documentary about Bill Clinton’s presidency airing on PBS this week, said that Monica Lewinksy was not interviewed for the show...

(Dette var for øvrig samtidig som Gingrich ledet den moralske inkvisasjonen mot Clintons affære med Monica Lewinsky.) Men. De som trodde at Mariannes intervju på ABC kom til å avbryte Gingrichs marsj mot Romney (det saftige sitatet ble vist som teaser...

Bush presided over a prosperous country, until the economic meltdown of 2008 demonstrated that much of the prosperity rested on sand. 34. Bill Clinton-From a moral standpoint perhaps the second worst man ever to sit in the White House, as his tawdry...

In the documentary, she is quoted as saying: “Yes, I felt betrayed. He lied to me. Yeah, he lied to a lot of people about that. Not the least of whom was himself.” She said she made the comment about Gennifer Flowers. However, the documentary used...

Though "Clinton: Episode One" ends with the Arkansas native being sworn in as the 42nd president of the United States, it pays great attention to his "womanizing" ways. The film opens with his 1998 confession to an inappropriate sexual relationship with...

Actually, the two president’s affairs are uncannily similar. The obvious similarity is both women were young interns during their flings with the presidents. Both presidents seemed to be emotionally invested in their affairs — Clinton exchanged gifts...

White House intern Monica Lewinsky is back in the headlines again, in anticipation of "Clinton," the two-part PBS documentary that will premiere on Monday night, President's Day 2012. Though Lewinsky was not interviewed for the "American Experience"...

Like us on Facebook The documentary extensively covers the life of former U.S present, Bill Clinton. Starting from his childhood to the end of his second term the documentary looks at his life and political career with a sharp focus on the Monica...

Gennifer Flowers, the sexual harassment suit brought by Arkansas state employee Paula Jones, and the suicide of the Clintons' close friend, Vince Foster, at the time that the suspected Whitewater land fraud first case came to light. Then Monica Lewinsky...

Goodman, the program’s director and writer, says it will explore a president who was “a mass of contradictions, a man of great inspiring vision and soaring intelligence who has also done some of the dumbest things any president has ever done in office.”

A new PBS documentary takes a look at Bill Clinton and his presidential legacy, including the Monica Lewinsky scandal. Charlie Rose and Erica Hill speak with the director of the documentary, Barak Goodman, about what he decided to include. Read the...

So what continuing questions does Goodman have about the former president? Goodman said the enduring conundrum of Bill Clinton is how he found himself embroiled in such a scandal. "How (can) such a brilliant man do things like the Monica Lewinsky affair?

It was his salvation and his doom. It’s what made him the “comeback kid,” more times than anybody could count. And it’s what gave him the sense of invincibility that allowed him to continue living one life in public and one in private—and led him into...

Of course HMOs are still around, but they are no longer central to the national discussion on health care. Why? For the most part, HMOs have eased limits

It does, however, open with a situation that lasted mere moments in his presidency, moments unfolding on Dec. 11, 1998. Clinton said, “I am profoundly sorry for all I have done wrong in words and deeds.” It was his apology for misleading so many people...